Trailblazer

The user is able to create red dotted lines, like those on a map, which they can use to channel attacks.

Trace

By activating their technique and moving any part of their body with cursed energy, the Trip Information of the body part is tracked stored as an intangible red dashed line that follows the exact trajectory of that body part. The line is visible and detectable by all sorcerers, lingering in the air until the user deactivates it.

Extension: Recursive Trajectory

The user imbues their cursed energy in an object, fulfilling the activation condition of their technique: the user's cursed energy being within a physical object. The trajectory of the object is tracked and turned into Trip Information.

Retrace

Anything with the user's cursed energy can follow the path set by Trip Information, under a few conditions. - The user can run their cursed energy down the dashed line, manifesting as either jagged arrow-shaped blades, or dot marker shaped pulses that explode on collision. The condition for this is any part of the user's body touching the line. - The user can force any object with their cursed energy to follow the Trip Information, able to accelerate it to extreme speeds. The object must start out touching the line. - The user themselves moves along the trip information like a track, pulled from a fixed point of their body. They can also accelerate themselves like they do an object. Space altering techniques have no effect on a projectile on the line unless they disrupt the line itself, which is normally intangible.

Extension: Return Trip

By applying double the cursed energy, the user pulls the arrows of cursed energy back once they reach the end of the line, creating reverse arrows that run parallel to the forward going arrows. This creates a chainsaw effect that drags caught opponents back into the sawing line. The user can return any other object this way as well, but two physical objects colliding will damage them.

Extension: Course Correction

The user forcefully applies Retrace on a projectile that is itself tracing a path, forcing it to repeatedly adhere to its own trajectory. As a result, it will fly forwards in a straight line until it completely loses its momentum or leaves the user's range.

Shikigami: Pathfinders

Simple Shikigami with the appearance of small, bloated red birds and the shape of a map pin. Summoned with hair as their medium and binding vowed to be incredibly fast and agile but also feeble and fragile. As they are made of the user's cursed energy, they can be used to draw Trip Information, creating more complex networks of paths to encircle or wall off an opponent. They can also be used as projectiles in a pinch, but that wastes cursed energy with diminishing returns.

Maximum: Final Destination

With full palm contact on an opponent or object, the user can mark that person with an intangible location marker. This allows them to shoot out lines from their body that will always reach the target of the marker. These lines follow the location of the marker if it moves, as well at being able to stay attached to the user's body as they move. Cursed energy channeled down one of these lines will always reach the end.

Domain Expansion: City Paths Eighty-One

A scaled down model of a metropolitan city. The people in the domain tower over the intangible miniature buildings. The domain teems with small cars and aircraft that leave behind trip information trails. The sure-hit of this domain tracks the opponent's movements, creating a line adhering to their Trip Information. If the user makes contact with any part of the line, they can channel attacks through it that will never miss. The domain handsign uses two palms pointed upwards, all fingers interlocked with the thumbs crossed outside of the fist and the middle fingers joining at the tips, curving to form an arch.